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Figured
French
Bleach."
T
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Oi
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shades,
patterns
.
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in
.
in
-
Dresses,
anil
Ii
washes
lifauli
fully.
Hv
i:
n-ed
at
per
yard
$1.50
j.
r
r
i
l
esior
nngiana
Store
Phone
753.
.
-
n
DCnlirTIAM
on
Spring
oats
anil
Hats
'Demers"
House
of
Quality
hlifinw
i
mm
AT-
1
ILT
1
a.
?k.
Now
obtainable
In
Prince
Rupert.
Supra
Canada's
J-'av-on'e
Furniture
1'olish.
At
all
good
stores
in
Ii'vge
hollies.
.
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r
1
1
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n
v-
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1
bji
mi
'fl!
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lit:
illinium
fe
w
i
hh
he
Iloosler
Label.
DRY
iiimi
i
9i
iiiiii
and
Cedar
$6.60
Per
Load
'
ut
to
any
length.
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THHSIPI
139
Second
Avenue
r-none
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Blue
Fox
Pups
J
dtlU.ry
July
20th
10
30lh,
192B,
ONLY)
Later
(Ullvtry,
25
pr
ctnt
hlflhtr.
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llii'in
ytmiiR.
COST
t.KSS,
if
liiiiulleil,
iluirlle
mil
limed
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St'iul
Tor
now
limiklet
li'II;
ut!
100'
INCREASE
GUARANTEED
2.
3
or
4
yr.
old
Brtdr,
with
without
100
ptr
cant
Ineraaaa,
our
guarantee
backed
by
ample
at-ii
and
23
yra.
of
bualneaa
Intefl-rl'
In
thle
etale.
lt?repriic.'s
i
iirnhhpd
yon
Hi"i(Utri-i.u
ami
freslilpiila.
Six
"ani,:
Meinlior
lit
Seattle.
Clwin-
r
i:iiiiiiiniTe.
CLEARY
DROS.
FOX
FARMS
.
t:niilr
lllitir,,
8KATTLE,
U.S.A.
ot
iho
Worlil'e
l.argpsl
fox
Karma)
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert'
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
UnsurpaMd
Third
Avenue.
halibut
.alibut
I
both
.oil,
Doings
of
the
Mosquito
Fleet
which
is
the
chief
source
of
Prince
Rupert's
prosperity
landings
dropped
a
few
points
Purchases
New
Launch
.
s
...
i
in
-
Hours
ami
against
Ihe
tide.
id
inimilei
W.
llidley,
of
Kilkalla,
has
hi-
over
a
WIT
1
1
,11,
!
iBgaPjfS
j
The
waterfront
business
has
struct
ion
fur
Hie
I.owe
been
slightly
intorererrd
with
liy
Hie
Mclnria
Day
holiday
inler-,vening
on
Monday
last
when
IIih
Fish
Kxrhange
did
not
operate-and
I
he
other
business
houses
were
closed.
However,
Ihc
holiday
lias
had
Utile
effect
upon
the
volume
,,f
work
carried
out
dur-
ling
the
remainder
of
the
week
and
a
small
thing
like
a
holiday
does
not
retard
the
fishermen
or
cannery.
Engine
Trials
Cap
I.
C
(i.
Minns,
who
tins
recently
completed
Ihc
installation
of
a
new
Universal
engine,
)n
hi
hoat,
took
her
out
on
a
-trial
run
on
Wednesday
evening.
Thei
revolutions
a
minute,
and
gives
the
boat
a
fine
turn
of
speed.
box
of
contract
with
the
nautical'SunnysiiJe
cannery
this
season.
j
-
Welilon
McAfee
of
the
Georgetown
mill
has
taken
over
I
bo
pul
out
for
distant
points
loaded
'management
of
the
local
ollice
with
joyous
rates
of
women
and
I
for
the
Hag
Hay
Lumber
Co.
in
children,
.'the
absence
of
ltaluli
I.e
Pine.
With
Hie
local
canneries
gel-'ing
into
the
season's
stride,
there
is
considerable
activity
among
the
large
packing
and
work
boats
of
the
Meet
and
several
of
the
larger
utility
boats
in
port
have
been
overhauled
and
are
in
readiness
to
engage
in
this
class
of
work.
A
flotilla,
of
native
boats
has
been
in
port
(his
week
from
the
Naas
civor
district
and
Kitkatla
on
their
wny
to
Ihe
canneries.
who,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
.
I.e.
Pine,
is
faking
a
prolonged
holiday
in
southern-
cilies
including
Los
Angeles.
Don't
Like
Bread
If
you
should
ever
chance
to
be
inviled
lo
join
Messrs.
Woods,
Parr
and
Grimblc,
of
Cold
Storage
fame,
on
a
fishing
expedition
never
by
any
chance
take
along
such
a
useless
food
as
bread
or
you
may
see
unexpected
trouble.
vThe
three
aforemen
tioned
piscatorial
wonders
look
lit.
into
llieir
ln:iils
In
mi
mi
lm
MlHiert
warn
lias
rerenny
,
Wnuilwurtl.
lake
over
II.
n
lioli.
purchased
the
.13
foot
launch
;,,ays
,
Ull
,rm
an,,
,,
ar.
Honanza
Irom
Anyox
inieresisrjval
,a
Uujr
(.anp
lisr-iviriMl,
and
is
disposing
or
bis
former;,,,,,,.,,.,.,,,.
,,,,,
,
,,,.
j(,y
launch
Kva.
The
llonaiua
has
(,
).,,,,,
llhmu
a
beam
of
t
fool,
is
powered;
breail.
tt
is
sni.i
llial.
Hillv
Willi
.1
KI-12
h..
l'ulmer
engine
wjUl
iin,,,,in0!j8
ji,,
F,.0(
amiiiung
a
spei
hiuuhw
!,r(lk(.
jnto
Mmg
wmx
t,c
,js.
miles
per
hour
and
has
sleeping
!covery
w)lt
,,,,,,1
T,
,,arly
,,r,
accommodation
Tor
t
persons.
innr
jn
,((,
leviathan
II.
on
Sal-Al
present
the
launch
is
on
lb?jU.,,av
nini.jnp
anj
j,0'jllfj
unahle
McLean
ways
f(r
a
general
over-!(o
fjmJ
an
onfinc
iying
around
haul
and
painting.
The
first
,nns(,
,,.ci(i0,
to
rey
lu,on
I
rial
or
the
boat
was
given
over
j
m,
man
pnWPr
aTlir
wjlj(,h
the
holiday
week
end
when
Mr.workP(,
w
jn
,,,.
At
,c
and
Mrs.
Ward
and
son
took
niomicjusion
of
(h(
fir!,f
nijIo
it
run
out
to
Spiller
lliver
to
nn-;Nvas
,.r,,ss.,ry
i0
,0V(.
to
and
joy
Ihe
I
rout
rishinK
ul
thiit
ron(ir
first
aid
lo
Billy's
hands
point.
The
return
trip
was
niailc
wlie,
i)0(.mo
n.0
OP
ios.
new
12
h.p.
Fairbanks-Morse
gas!
nn
pn(
nlph
UnUx,,r
,,
engine
inslalled
in
Ins
uoai
ami;
will
proceed
to
the
salmon
trolling
grounds
immediately.
New
Boat
Launched
f'.ass
Kdwards'
new
Tool
halibut
boat
has
been
completed
in
Vancouver
anil
was
launched
on
May
20.
Mrs,
K.
.Newell,
of
I
u
,tIordoa
Street,
-Vancoiiver,
u,.
i,
wit.
for
the
hoal,
tdllcialed
LAND
ACT.
Notlca
of
IntantloTir
Apply
to
Laaaa
IKi'W'Hnir
lstrlct
of
tn
'
Ihe
LiUKl
...
L.
m.,.r
'mil
".'"'.
"!.
.
''".A"''
(.on
mHirinr
'
fPV,,m.
the
iimiilli
''"winlp
lliirlior.
lnlaiMll
tl.e.M-o
'
two
(i
rhuliH.
more
or
loss.
"f
watir
nrfe
on"
hiimlri'il
ami
mr
i.i...-
iin'iwf
iiniiihwfm
on.-
V.
...iM
n
Hlxiy
1
10)
rhiilns,
more
or
m
tn
iiolut
of
I
iiiMli-iTiinu
aim
run
t'lTnii.K
llilriy
nvo
(3St
arreit,
more
o
'
iKi.
niwK
Mil
t
.1
-lin
l.lMITl'.D.
baud
My
.
lB-
INume
of
Applicant.
marked
with
the
beastly
paddle.
Dr.
I'arr
snved
the
day
by
smearing
the
injured
member
with
siinie
bacon
fat.
The
ship
had
.
.
.
-
...i.i
:
:
.
.
Ihe
course
when
Hilly
again
distinguished
himself'
by
dropping
his
fishing
rod
and
(ackle
over
the
side.
However,
a
few
niinules
of
fancy
iliving
soon
restored
Iho
missing
nrlicle.
IJelween
Sun
day
morning
and
Monday
after
al
the
humming
rcn-mmj
"""iimie
tiling
got.
badly
neaien
up
christened
Ibe
new
craft
"Knnna
j
Iini)
onjy
,lUif
of
it
wa!i
finally
u
The
Knnna
K..
which
i
raled
as
one
or
Ibe
mma-lest
boats
on
the
coast,
look
the
waler
splendidly.
Battle
Anniversary
l.esl
we
forget.
Tomorrow,
May
.'II,
is
the
ninth
anniversary
!.r
'n.n'
Hullle
of
Jullanil
when
ing
and
swinging
berths
have
been
inslalled
which
gives
sleeping
room
for
four
full-sized
persons.
When,
tho
berths
are
closed
up
Ihe
cabin
gives
nice
comfortable
room
for
observation
purposes
Jhrough
four
large
windows.
In
addition
two
per
sons
enn
sleep
in
the
fore
part
of
the
boat.
The
interior
look
very
inviting
and'
with
plenty
of
power
Doug
should
be
able
lo
enlerlain
royally
during
the
amateur
fishing
season.
The
Canadian
schooners
Atll,
Pair
of
Jacks
and
Ingred
II.
have
been
tip
on
the
Ward
wnys
during
the
week
for
paliiling
and
general
overhaul.
The
Misses
Weatherlmad,
Mc
Kay,
Itolhwell
and
Mercer,
mem
THE
DAILY
1TEW1
week
end
over
at
Meflakatla.
Thn
.........
tAff
"
(.t.ilnl
tiifvl.l
nl.AnJTl
lflll,
JI'll.
UK
ill'lilj
II
lp
II
!
ailllll
l
l.
I
1.
Tlfn.l
r
1.
III!"
1
it
li
III"
II
.Illy
1(1111,
l-..lU.
UUHIV
returning
to
port
on
Monday
night.
I
Capt.
"Handsome"
Jim
Morrison
has
fished
for
the
last
lime
on
the
high
spots
ami
the
famous
schooner
Caygeon
now
has
Capt.
Oscar
Young
at
the.
gad-Cits.
-Ilio
has
joined
the
staff
of
tlie
Cieo.
llushby
towing
fleet
and
is
master
of
the
tugboat
Tide
Hip
for
the
lime
being.
We
understand
that
Mr.
Bushby
will
Inlet
I'01"""'
"Handsome"
Jim
to
pose
tor
ine
summer'
lounsis
at
siai
ed
intervals
In
the
interests
o(
the
port.
The
Latest
Engine
The
latest
and
one
of
the
finest
marine
engines
lo
arrive
in
Prince
Huperl,
and
for
that
mal-
i
ii...
itn...i..:r...
:
-.
ii.
n
a
emr
me
lllm
.in.
,.n,..,.,.r
.,.ll"'
"
""""",
-
h.p.
Denmark,
deisel
engine,
manufactured
by
the
Ilein
Sonos
their
colleagues
very
much.
On
Skipper
Minns
is
expecting
bi('n"",Jt"y
10
in-talle,!
in
the.
Tnnerlm
om.w.
'tun
Ann
..r
nr
.
""
"",'""!
iMiiiiiun
i
tilings
irom
me
new
new
Havmoller
trolling
boat
which
is
ls
being
built
in
the
Mo-
r"c"
"""1,
was
marketed
on
IhVlricks
at
the
Yacht
Club
regatta'
,
,
ish
Kxchange
When
prices
for!,,,,
June
S.
It
is
expected
I
the
'j"""
ft'"1
tMs
TT
(
.
letsel
4
lass
ami
American
and
Canadian
'betting
will
be
around
,!V,n
fu
1
eye
e
c
While
the
weather
man
did
not
serve
up
n
particularly
brilliant
brand
of
weather
for
tho
money
on
tho
Minns'
craft
for
the
Yacht
Club
cup.
Joe
Spencer
has
recently
had
his
power
boat
remodelled
on
the
holiday,
it
might
have
beeniCow
llay
creek
ways
and
willi
.
.
-
1
II..
m
-
!...
I.
!
worse.
In
spile
of
several
inter-(ake
millenl.
showers,
the
fraternity
and
lueir
families
were
astir
early
in
the
day
and
many
of
the
schooner
in
port
one
of
the
most
reliable
crude
oil
engines
on
the
market
today.
A
feature
of
Ihe'enginn
is
that
it
so
well
counter-balanced
that
it
does
nol
necessarily
need
lo
bo
bolted
in
a
boat
at
all.
The
makers
guarantee,
that
it
can
bo
run
at
full
speed
on
Ihe
si
and
unfastened
and
that
it
will
not!
niovo
a
fraction
of
an
inch.
The
vibration
is
therefore
nil.
Tin?
engine
is
now
at
the
McLean
yards
and
is
causing
a
great
deal
of
inlerest
among
local
fishing
boat
owners.
Henry
Carlson
of
Kitkatla
is
in
port
with
his
power
boat
Kathleen
and
is
having
considerable
repair
work,
done
on
her
at
the
McLean
yards.
The
hull
is
being
entirely
reeaulked
while
.re-planking
and
leck
remodel
ling
will
also
he
carried
out.
The
engine
will
also
be
rebored.
Changing
Engines
The
power
boat
Wake,
Capt
Clarke,
is
being,
powered
with
a
Fairbanks
i
cylinder
gas
engint'
recently
purchased
from
Dr.
Sugar
of
Port
Simpson.
Dr.
Sagar
has
taken
Ihe
engine
from
the
mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
Canon
Hiishbrook,
vylio
is
pulling
in
a
new
Standard
medium
duly
engine.
Capt.
Claude
Kelchum
has
recently
overhauled
the
engine
in
his
power
boat
Wigwam.
Tugboat'
Busy
.
The
tugboat
M.T.3.,
Capt.
II.
Oreen,
.flagship
of.
the
Hushliy
lowing
fleet,
arrived
in
port
onj
Tuesday
evening
from
(leorge-l
lown
having
in
low.
a
scow
lo.nl
I
of
fish
boxes
for
thp
Pacific
aodj
lloolh
Fisheries.
The
tug
has
sincel
.
leH
for
Stewart
with
a
cargo
of
pack
horses
and
on
her
return
south
will
bring
a
boom
noon
one
of
tin?
ristiermen
inn
yM,.kilv:wiH
case
?n5hing
and
',n,
;.?.,Krl1'
,,al,,fl
l.8
not
l0Iwill
lake
over
a
cVnlracI
with
nanu
raugm.
a
nan
u
n
(10
p0,.
Kdward
cannery.
in
Hie
igtii
inr
ine
nsn
mo
poor
recovered.
The
parly
returned
home
on
Monday
night
safe
but,
empty
A
Comfortable
Boat
Doug.
Shirk's
power
launch
Sunbeam
II.
has
been
recently
transformed
into
a
very
useful
looking
and-
comfortable,
cruiser.
Ihe
(ierman
high
seas
fleet
was;
nservnlinn
cabin,
formerly
.
.
i..
I...
Ilin
111'
I
ll
T1I1VV
.
...
.
.
put
lo
mine
.
."
covered
with
canvas
curiums.
under
rnininand
of
Admiral
"'-!!,;,
1(,1(n
,.isod
in
with
boarn-
llcoe.
inn
Miller
is
having
a
Irolling
boat
hnill
nl
Ibe
Cow
Hay
creek
ways.
The
Sugft
yards
have
three
pursc-seine
sk
skills
unuer
c.mi-
northern
mill.
The
schooner
Lyskil,
Capt.
Pete
Jensen,
has
been
taken
up
on
the
dry"
dock
ponloons
l)
have
her
slulTing
bos
and
stent
bearing
fixed.
Upon
the
termin
ation
of
Ihi
repair
work
the.
Mrs.
A;
Clapperlon
left
on
thi?
easlhound
train
this
morning
for
Cedarvale
to
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hold.
Wiggins
in
an
etTort.
lo
gel
rid
of
a
had
allack
of
rheumatism.
Out
of
Commission
II
is
announced
(hat
W.
O.
WeHord,
of
boat
building
fame,
Is
confined
tn
his
home
suffer-
HEART
TROUBLE
SHORTNESS
OF
BREATH
mm.
Opo.
E.
nowm.m,
Mnrrlsbiirir,
out
writes:
"I
am
writing
yon
a
few
Hum
to
lot
you
know
of
my
experience
with
MUbiirn's
Heart
and
Serve
rill.
Two
years
alto
1
lieeame
very
poorly
Willi
my
lieitrl
awl
nerve
ami
wlienever
I
took
tlie
least
little
bit
of
exereHe
my
lieart
would
start
to
Jump
ami
flutter.
I
could
not
walk
im-stiilr
without
Having-
to
sit
tlown
anil
rest
before
I
was
half-way
up,
on
account
of
my
breath
berominir
so
short,
I
uiiuimeiireil
taklna;
MILBURN'S
HEART
AND
NERVE
PILLS
and
In
no
time
I
felt
i
great
improve
infill,
and
ran
now
heartily
recommend
tliem
lo
all
those
who
are
troubled
with
any
affection
of
the
heart,"
H
&
M
1.IIU
arn
far
aula
al
all
ilrlir
bera
of
the
local
teaching
staff,
,n(1'g(,nerR
Morr..
,,t
,,
oniy
by
The
spent
a
very
enjoyablo
holidciyT
Miiburn
Co,
Limited,
Toronto,
out
Service
that
makes
friends
Mickey
Calls
In
PI
Mickey
Sullivan,
secretary
of
war
for
Poreher
Island,
called
into
porl
this
week
on
the
bridge
of
the
good
ship
Amy
S.
Mickey
is
looking
fine
and
says
lie.
feels
as
skookum
as
a
mouse
in
'i
gallon
of
cream.
Mickey
is
an-ticipatng
putting
his
hoal
into
commission
in
tho
season's
fish
ery
patrol.
Arrivals
Arrivals
this'
week
were:
Amer
ican
Arrow,
aiki,
uiucoin.
ingle,
Polaris,
Wizard,
Consti
tution,
Kanatak,
Spray,
Western,
Caslern
Point,
Kodiak,
Atlantic,
ilacier,
Caslor,
Omaney,
Atlas,
Mildred
II.,
Iloald
(Amimdsen
Onah
and
.Sumner.
Canadian:
Lysekil,
Dolphin,
Hose
Spit,
D.S.T.,
Cape
Spear,
M.
M.
Chris
topher,
Volunteer,
Scrub,
Molina,
Inirred
II..
Johanna.
W.
T
X.
&
S.A.,
J'isher
and
Nuba.
Fine
Tugboat
In
The
luuhoat.
I.a
Heine,
owned
by
the
Vancouver
lowing
and
MarKO-
Co.,
arrived
in
porl
on
Thursday
morning
with
Rrave.1
for
tlie
elevator.
This
tugboat
is
one
of
the
smartest
looking
craft
on
the
roast
and
is
of
tho
latest
type.
She
is
powered
with
a
220
h.p.
Polar
full
deisel
en-pine
of
the
2
cycle
type
nnd
is
direclly
connected,
having
no
clutch.
The
engine
has
four
working
cylinders
and
two
BARRIES'
"
PAGE
FTTR
Value
that
keeps
friends
COe
Turnish
7iomes
V
BlSSCLL
I
1
JWTTTJT
I
Furniture
Sale
the
Sale
you
have
been
waiting
for
starts
Monday,
June
1
st
at
8.30
a.m.
We
must
reduce
our
stock
by
$10,000
to
make
room
for
our
fall
shipments
Former
Prices
Forgotten
Bargains
in
Every
Department
Many
lines
bought
especially
for
this
sale
We
are
determined
to
furnish
your
home
with
the
best
furniture
made
and
yet
save
you
money
now
is
the
right
time
to
buy
that
new
piece
of
furniture
you
have
been
wanting
of
logs
from
Work
Canal
for
tbe'jnp
-vs.-i
1
1
a
severe
chill.
Harry
Day,
the
genial
timekeeper
at
th"
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
plant,
recently
underwent
a
serious
operation
at
the
(ienerai
Hospital.
It
is
gratifying
lo
know
from
Harry's
watnrfronf
friends
that
he
is
progression
very
satisfactorily.
Remember
the
store
BARRIES'
HOME
FURNISHINGS
Phone
123
One
door
east
of
Daily
News
Office
ilCANADIANj
pAciric
eaiuT
Third
Ave
Coast
Steamship
and
Train
Service
S.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT
or
PRINCE
GEORGE
sail
rrmn
Prince
Unpen
for
VANCOUVER,
victoria,
SEATTLE
ami
intermediate
poim
each
.
SUNDAY
and
THURSDAY,
10
P..M.
For
ANYOX
Wadneiday
10
P.m.
For
STEWART
Saturday
10
P.M.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
aie.pt
Sunday
1
1
.30
aJIl.
for
l'rince
Ueorire,
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEG,
ah
points
Eastrrn
Canada,
Unltld
suites.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
STEAMSHIP
LINES.
City
Tlekat
Office,
S28
Third
At,
Prlnc
Rupart.
Phone
260.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
PRINCESS
MARY.
For
Ketchikan,
Wrangall,
Juneau
and
Skaaway
May
8th,
1Sth,
2Slh,
June
8th
For
Vancour.
Victoria
and
Seattle
May
let,
12th,
22nd,
June
2nd,
13th.
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Butadala,
Swanaon
Bay,
Eatt
Bella
Bella,
Ocean
Fella,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
eery
.Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steamahlp
Llnea.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
General
Agent.
Corner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
UNION
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF
B.C.,
LTD.
Sailing's
trom
Prime
Rupert,
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Swanaon
Bay,
and
Alert
Bay,
Tueeeay,
P.M.
'or
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
Alert
Bay,
and
Swanaon
Bay,
Saturday,
10
A.M.
For
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART.
Sunday,
S
P.M.
For
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Naaa
RUer
Ceneerlee,
Friday
A.M.
I2S
2nd
Avenue.
4.
Bernaley,
AgeaU
Prlae
Unpen,
BwO.
manoeuvring
cylinders,
the
two
latter
being
operaled
by
air.
Th'
npej-atlng
cost
of
the
220
h.p.
engine
is
72c
per
hour
covering
fuel
and
lubricating
oil.
Her
towing
winch
and
lighting
plant
is
operated
by
electricity
which
Is
supplied
by
a
iC
h.p,
Vickers-Petter
engine.
Thn
tugboat,
which
iOO
feel
long
by
20
foot
beam,
left
on
Iter
relitrn
south
yesterday
morning.
Advertise
in
tho.
Dally
News.